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This chapter is a review and analysis of the studies of the effects of aerobic fitness training on self-concept. Self-concept is generally defined as one’s view or perception of oneself, or more simply how one sees oneself. This then includes terms such as self-awareness, self-image, self-knowledge, and also possibly self-ideal and self-esteem, although these latter terms more narrowly refer to the individual’s perception of how he/she “ought” to be, a more evaluative judgment.
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McDonald, D.G., Hodgdon, J.A. (1991). Self-Concept Studies. In: The Psychological Effects of Aerobic Fitness Training. Recent Research in Psychology. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3182-0_8
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